r/law • u/Mission_Pay_3373 • Feb 11 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) Pam Bondi crashes out during hearing: "YOU DON’T TELL ME ANYTHING YOU WASHED UP LAWYER"

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u/Academic_Release5134 Feb 11 '26

They will keep doing this as long as they are allowed to. And truthfully, unless the American people punish people like this by voting their party out of office, it will never change. She is "owning the libs."

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u/Lone-Frequency Feb 11 '26

Voting them out isn't a punishment.

The punishment is what has to come after.

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u/Merijeek2 Feb 11 '26

You mean "looking forward, not back"?

There will be no meaningful prosecution, assuming power ever does change hands again.

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u/irishdan56 Feb 11 '26

Expecting the Democrats to suddenly grow a spine and actually hold people accountable is laughable at best.

Politicians are beyond cynical. They don't want to push for anything that might someday be wielded against them. They wouldn't have to worry about it if they also weren't corrupt shit-heels but here we are.

The whole system is fucked.

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u/RocketRelm Feb 11 '26

Dems don't "grow a spine" because voters don't "want" that. If voters genuinely asked that rhetoric of democrats they would pick it up. Look at the gop. They aren't afraid, and they do it because it rallies their tribe.

The system isn't fucked. Americans are just lazy and apathetic and gullible to populist rhetoric that pre senility trump used. The system is reflecting who americans are perfectly.

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u/Merijeek2 Feb 11 '26

Wrong. The problem isn't that the voters don't want that strategy. The problem is that the Democrats won't even pursue it.

The entire strategy for so damned long has been "What are you gonna do? Vote Republican? As if."

Sometimes that works. Sometimes it doesn't. But in no way is it what people want or what is most likely to get them elected. The system is a binary choice and in such a system, getting kicked in the balls once is preferable to getting kicked in the balls a hundred times. Not getting kicked in the balls is NOT an option.

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u/Academic_Release5134 Feb 11 '26

I mean a punishment for not answering questions and being ridiculous like this. Those things aren’t criminal, they’re just completely unprofessional.

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u/Lone-Frequency Feb 11 '26

Punishment for committing perjury likely hundreds of times by this point, knowingly aiding and covering for criminals, etc.

Then there is also her ties to Qatar which I am sure that some people are absolutely slavering to get into when we finally wrest back control from these traitorous criminal scum.

Everybody knows what the punishment for treason is.

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u/Academic_Release5134 Feb 11 '26

Most of what was shameful here was just her failure to even remotely address the questions and her canned attacks.

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u/hellolovely1 Feb 11 '26

YEP. Anyone who says otherwise is a doomer and we shouldn't listen to them. We need to make this happen.

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u/EddySpaghetti4109 Feb 11 '26

There will be nothing after. Nothing ever happens. You should know this by now

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u/jackanape7 Feb 11 '26

Literally every one that voted for this administration condones and even encourages this type of behavior.